Kansas Jayhawker Crushes Aggies 14 0 at Ahearn Field
Kansas Jayhawker football team defeated the Texas A&.M Aggies 14 to 0 at Ahearn Field Manhattan. Arpie Bell opened scoring with a 60 yard fumble return, Lonborg and Manderville added passes for touchdowns. Gatz and Huston anchored an Aggie defense, but the Kansas forward pass and rushing game controlled the contest as Missouri loss to Oklahoma marked a key regional outcome.
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Kansas Jayhawker
Aggies
Lonborg
Mandéville
Davison
Nettels
Woody
Goar
Andh Fraker
Hale
Axble
Aggie
Huston
Ani A Ra Ae
Kansas
Bunn
Missouri
Oklahoma Sooners
Tiger
Bengals
Blumer
Springgate
Lewis
Lincoln
Fulbright
Bernie Owen
Ames
Washington
Drake
Bud Saunders
Rutgers
Tele
New York City
Sooner Menace
Jayhawkers
Sooners
Bennie Owen
Ie Sooners
Aggieville
F. C. Allen
Jayhawker
al Id
Oklahoma
Ney
Pad ‘Hine
Brothers of
Iowa
Pais
Bill Davidson
Davy
Arnie Bell
Notes on the game at Manhattan crowd and plays
A report on the large crowd at Manhattan for the Kansas Aggies game, with 5000 to 7000 attendees including over 2000 KU alumni and students. Describes Dutch Lonborg and key plays, such as a six yard punt return, a forty five yard pass return, and a near touchdown. Notes injuries to Bill Davidson Woody and others, plus a colorful parade and a large Jayhawk hospital list contraction.
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Lonborg
Brough
Jayhawk
Aggie
Simon
Welch
Pounder
Spurgeon
Alison
Davidson
Fraker
Saunders
de. Allen
Haskell Handed St Louis 27 to 6 In Football Meet
Haskell Institute defeated St Louis University 27 to 6 on a dreary day as mass plays overwhelmed the Catholics who outweighed the Indians by about twenty pounds. Tommie Anderson Campbell and Wofford fueled the attack with end runs and line bursts, while McLemore added a punt return and a Hamilton to Thompson pass for a late score. The Haskell second team beat the Mutes 14 to 0 in the earlier game, and local social notes follow about Sunday visits and school events.
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Haskell Institute
St. Louis
St. Louis University
University of Kansas
Aggies
Haskell
Olathe
Canci Bell
Tommie Anderson
Campbell
Anderson
Wofford
Secon
McLemore
Dave Hamilton
Thompson
Caholics
Davis
Local notes from Stony Point and nearby visits
A stained fragment details residents like Wm Edwards Lawson McQueen and Hemphill attending events near Belleview and Lawrence. Mentions road work, church meetings, weddings, family visits, farm chores, and upcoming trips to Topeka with teachers and townsfolk sharing routines through midweek and Friday.
KU Cross Country Narrowly Edges Aggies by One Point
Kansas and Kansas State Athens met in Manhattan with the Aggies racking up 27 points to Kansas 28. Watson Olympic team member and Kuikendall led the finish in first and second. Massey and Wilson of Kansas City placed third and fourth, Meidinger of Kansas tied for sixth, and Murphy of Kansas City and Mathias of Kansas State battled for seventh with Mathias winning by about two feet to seal the Aggies win.
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K. U
Aggies
K. U. Aggie
Manhattan
Kansas
Wos. Watson
Kuikendall
Massey
K. C
Wilson
Aggie
Meidinger
Murphy
Aiaithias
Mathias
Winter Socials And Visits In Local Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Wm Clanahan and Mr and Mrs C H Clark shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Laura Winter and her son Charles. Visitors included Mrs Paul Winter and daughter Ellen Uassberger at Mrs Miallen Winter’s home. Anna Vincent left for Barker neighborhood after visiting Schroyer family. Neighborhood help aided C H Clark threshing. Ed Mull and C B Winters hosted visits. Visits continued among Winter residents with Will Anderson family. Mrs Tillie Pierson of Fresno arrived for a relatives visit. Edith Underwood stayed with Henry Fraker’s family Friday and Saturday. Newton Hamlin called on Robert Schroyer. Winter neighbors attended the Big Springs fair with Jackman service plane present for rides. Mrs George Miller and Maggie Fiezpatrick were early attendees. Laara Winter’s niece Laura Coles visited, then Coles returned to LaG, Illinois.
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Henry Fraker
Lawrence
Arthur
Richards
Ter
Edythe
Myr
Shipman Carter
Ruth
Christine Schrover
Hallowe'en
Lecompton
Shelley
Blanche
Big Springs
Arthur Richards
Newt Hamlin
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen Elizabeth
Jamie Shipman Carter
Nora Sehveyer
Topeka
Paul Winter
Helen
Laura Winter
Charles
Billy Brass
Milton Winte
Ed Rebecho
Julius Ruarman
Brune Bros
Willis Coleman
Wm. Clanahan
C. H. Clark
Eelen Uassberger
Miallen Winter
Anna Vincent
Schroyer
Barker
Anna Mitchell
Ed Mull
C. B. Winters
Will Anderson
Tillie Pierson
Fresno
California
Geo. Miller
Edith Underwood
Newton Hamlin
Robert Schroyers
Winter
George Miller
Maggie Fiezpatrick
E. W. Coles
la G
Illinois
Milton Miller
Coles
Laura’ Winter
Chas. Win
Local residents attend gathering at McQueen home
Roy and Dimple Tucker and several others visited the McQueen home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Jack Miller and family also dined there. Mattie McQueen planned to spend a week in Lawrence while Craig helped with a project at Vinkand Wednesday.
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Roy
Dimple Tucker
Melvin Holmes
Solon Tucker
Harold Ree
Lloyd Craig
Albert Lawson
Harry Craig
Gleon McQueen
Jack Miller and Sons
J. Ht. McMillen
McQueen
Mattie McQueen
Spendeek
Lawrence
Craig
Vinkand Wednes
North Lawrence community notes from a busy week
North Lawrence residents share social visits and gatherings from Tuesdays to Sundays. Families including Wilbur, Lynch, McGee, King, Eberwein and Hardterferer socialize, with a school meeting about a crossing vigil and an autumn entertainment at the white school drawing a large crowd.
A Woman's Tale of Head Aches and a Tonic Cure
A distressed narrator recalls severe head pains and pressure, seeking relief from doctors. After taking three bottles of Cardus, symptoms eased and strength returned, leading to praise for the tonic Gesu for women.
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Haustry Cardus
Hofste Thail
Bavn
Cardus
Halloween News and Local Visits Across Mulvane Area
W L Renike of Mulvane spent a month visiting his daughter Mrs Ed Westfall and relatives. Buck Creek and Williamstown residents attended school entertainment. Topeka trip for F G Laptad. Denver visitor Lizzie Hewitt visits Hicks family. Numerous Halloween parties and masquerade events noted at Friends church and John Thiry’s in Knowledge Hill. Pearl Wilbur went to Kansas City.
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Dorothy Powell
May Finley
Janet Swath
Stella Bailey
Leis Laptad
F. G. Laptad
Topeka
Lizzie Hewitt
Denver
Theodore
Will
Walter Pine
D. Anderson
R. J. Finley
Ammerman
Harrisonville
Missouri
Hicks
Rose
Leona
Dora
Charlie Eberwein
Hunsinger
Anniegane Hicks
Eberweih
Visitors and socials noted in Harryville and Topeka
Harryville visitors Leona Eberwein and Mary Norris plan a Sunday visit as teachers’ event in Topeka. John Stewart and a Kansas City friend dined with sister Mrs. J. T. Herd and family and joined Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stallard for supper with their daughter Nadine. George Walk spent Sunday afternoon at the Kingdom. Vernon, King, Pearl, and Mila Frida were also referenced in gatherings.
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Harryville
Leona Eberwein
Mary Norris
Topeka
John Stewart
Kansas City
J. T. Herd
C. N. Stallard
N ‘Adine
Mila Frida
George Walk
the Kingdom
Wall King
Pearl Bie Nies
Vernon
Viola
Citizenship Papers Filed For Wm Haff In Douglas County
Aska Citizenship papers were filed this morning in the Douglas county district clerk's office. Wm Haff submitted the final citizenship application to Charles E Moss for processing and official approval.
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Aska
Wm. Haff
Charles E. Moss
Douglas County
Funeral attendance for five year old victim Frank Hosford
Frank W. Hosford son of Mr and Mrs Van Gar died in a fall door accident. C H Hosford traveled to McCouth yesterday to attend the funeral of the child aged five. The tragedy prompted mourners to gather for the services.
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Frank W. Hosford
C.H. Hosford
McCouth
van “Gar
Weekend Farm Accident Report From Local Estate
A fragmented notice reports a farm mishap near Lawrence involving a person named Sarrett and an incident with a falling barn door. The brief item references parentage and a misadventure but lacks clear details or dates.
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Norman Easty
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Hinds
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Crimson and Blue Hopes
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Pentre
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Congo
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H. Hemphill
Seloi Tucker
L.A. Lawson and Sons
Werfey and
Albert
Glenn McQueen
H. H. Hemphill and Sons
Chas
Harold Roe
Lloyd
He Hemphill
Lawrence Wedning
Mel Hemphill
Estella Hollingsworth
Mrs
E. Griffis
Bristol
Colorzas
Johanna
Bernice
Mary Griffis
George
A. F. Lawson
W. Lanson
Sibley
Demman
North Lawrence
Wilbur
Mis
Joh Moran
Peart Wilbur
Kansas State Teachers Association
Nmas
Lynch
Stephens
McGee
King
Emma Vine
Tine
G. W. Hardterfer
Olive King
Naldwin
Von
Rose Eberwein
Wesley A. Cord
Morza
Eberwein
Orr
Russell Herd
Clara
Willie McGee
Florence
Gertrude Bi
Salina
T. F. Pine
Roze
Rose Hardterfer
Raymond Wolf
Charliesrwein
Saya Alabama
Veryone
Rett
Grove’s
C. F Grove
Republican
Pauline Frederick
Madame Y
Alexandre Bisson
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